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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends 9 Advocates As Judges Of Calcutta High Court: A Crucial Institutional Step Towards Reducing Pendency And Strengthening Judicial Administration

In a development of far-reaching institutional and constitutional significance, the Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the elevation of nine advocates as judges of the Calcutta High Court. At ...


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Judges Must Show Patience and Encouragement Towards Young Advocates: Supreme Court Reasserts the Constitutional Balance Between the Bench and the Bar

In a judgment carrying profound institutional significance for the Indian judiciary and the legal profession, the Supreme Court of India has emphatically observed that judges at all levels must demonstrate patience, compassio...


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Understanding the Legal Controversy Around Art of Living’s Bengaluru Campus

When allegations surface against a globally recognised spiritual institution, public curiosity naturally follows. The Art of Living Foundation, established by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, has faced questions over its land holdings near its international headquarters in Bengaluru. Various complaints have u...


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In one of the most consequential criminal justice interventions in recent years, the Supreme Court of India has directed the Union Government to establish exclusive Special Courts under the National Investigation Agency framework for every 10–15 pending NIA trials.

The court further directed that these courts must conduct day-to-day hearings and endeavour to conclud...


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Legal Proceedings Witness Significant Development Following Gujarat High Court Decision

Afroz Fatta hawala case relief became a major legal development after the Gujarat High...


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